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IceIceBaby

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  1. Ebay!!! i got mine for $25 [ 06-18-2002, 04:29 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  2. Damn you Canadians, I cant get there…Sheees i wish I could
  3. Yo, look like someone did a replica of the Rage or the Axar. the thing I don’t understand is, the full rubber shaft …what is wrong with this people…more gadgets to get in the way… K.I.S.S.(not, Gene Simmon, Vinnie Vincent, Eric Carr etc)… everyone should know that [ 06-18-2002, 04:26 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  4. I think that what u call dynamic belay. U supposes to weight the pieces and also the leader suppose to clip to the higher piece in the anchor and/or first piece (within 2’ from the anchor) whichever come first, to void FF2. The directional works with your body weight as added contour weight to the leader impact. So…yes it will rip, if you not weighting the anchor, or at least tied very short to it. Look at the Petzl site they have this theory explained better then my foreign broken English Climb safe…
  5. quote: Originally posted by daisy: Oh, I thought this thread was gonna be about different pads.... You cant plant onions and expect apples…this is CC.com for G sake
  6. Sad Man…very sad I hope he will have a miraculous recovery Climb safe
  7. He is only a kid he does not know better…Just say NO to drugs…you will burn in hell
  8. That’s what I hate, a bunch of whiners that ruins it to everyone What an A holes. now we will have to shed the cash we don’t have to buy overpriced equipment. Just because that the jerks in La-Sportiva USA and Petzl USA say that Barrabes doesn't play fair…. Boo Hoo… Freaks… Lower you prices and we all get along
  9. All I want is a free tax trade and gear close to free the hell with them Petzl
  10. damn rednecks
  11. IMHO For twins 8.1 is almost too big (in sum…larger impact force b/c clipped to the same pro point…lets not get in to it again) They feed great… when you get use to it but it always will take some time to adjust to the feel And you will have to be extra, extra careful about rope management. at the end it only a question of how big of a clusterfuck you will end up with... hope it helped [ 06-14-2002, 06:42 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  12. Now, here is a great idea …dehydrated slug chips…"the other potato chips…"
  13. quote: Originally posted by lizard brain: I prefer to use recycled sushi (aka "lizard sausages") for that. Harder to aim though. But hey, practice makes perfect. I think that Jeff Lowe said that that how he learn humility… I don’t know about "lizard sausages" but do they make a "Thadd" sound too [ 06-13-2002, 12:46 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  14. quote: Originally posted by lizard brain: On winter trips I like to take sushi. Mmmmmmm sushi . A second use for a frozen sushi will be target practice on your partner helmet when he seconding a pitch… "bombs a way"…
  15. quote: Originally posted by Dru: Eating beans and bacon 3x/day for a week will clean the too from gas expulsion. Oh Yeah… the all famous B&B [ 06-13-2002, 05:39 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  16. Petzl advisory/warning for PRO TRAXION - P51 MINI TRAXION P07
  17. Well, I heard that jellyfish make for an exquisite gourmet dehydrated entrée along with dehydrated squid
  18. Hi Allison, The dehydrators working fine if you cut the veggies or meats to a small pieces also in order to achieve good results you need a good dehydrator (i.e. even and constant heating temperature in the dehydrator) the one I have very good experience with is Excalibur it will pay in the long run for it self with the money you save on food BTW there is nothing out there like home cooking dehydrated food
  19. Is anyone notice that Barrabes doesn't sell anymore Sportiva's and the Petzl, Chucky- Mo's are not for sale outside the Euro market. Now, how about that!!
  20. Ok ok I will bite, The two tents that I will recommend for 3+ season is the SD Meteor light or the TNF Nebula great tents both I also heard the Talus is a good one [ 06-10-2002, 01:27 PM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  21. Ton of opinions on the subject Just do a search and you will see
  22. I have the south col. and it’s the bomb great for everything when going solo, but If u have a partner then it make no sense to carry a bivouac since the weight saving will be minimal at best maybe 2 to 4 oz not worth it when compare with a Bibler or alike if going with a partner invest in a lightweight high quality tent
  23. thanx Fish
  24. Yeah, I know the ANTZ (I own one) But I was wondering since the TRE can do it on double-rope like Gri-Gri for signal rope [ 06-03-2002, 11:28 AM: Message edited by: IceIceBaby ]
  25. Witty
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